| Dharmini | A woman who is religious and just. |
| Dharmishta | One who is devoted to righteousness. |
| Dharmishth | Completely Harmonising with Law; Very Religious |
| Dharmishtha | Lord of Dharma, Wants religion |
| Dharmista | A person dedicated to moral duty. |
| Dharmistha | Faith in Religion |
| Dharmit | Dharmit means 'virtuous' or 'righteous' in Sanskrit, derived from the word 'dharma' meaning righteousness. |
| Dharmitra | Friend of Religion |
| Dharmjot | Light of religious |
| DharmMitra | Friend of Religion |
| Dharmodhar | Hindu God Name; Lord Ganapathi |
| Dharmottar | Chiefly Characterised by Virtue |
| Dharmpaal | Protector of religion |
| Dharmpal | Protector of his religion; The supporter of righteousness |
| Dharmprakash | The light of religious virtue. |
| Dharmraj | King of Religion |
| Dharmtat | Holy one full of virtue |
| Dharmtej | Shine of Righteousness |
| Dharmvardhan | Pure Souled; Bold Man |
| Dharmveer | A hero who defends the dharma. |
| Dharmveera | A brave protector of the faith. |
| Dharmwant | Full of Righteousness |
| Dharna | The earth, Keeping, Protecting |
| Dharneesh | Dharneesh is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is strong and powerful' or 'bringer of strength'. |
| Dharnendra | Yaksha of Lord parshwnath |
| Dharnesh | The ruler of the entire earth. |
| Dharni | The earth, Keeping, Protecting |
| Dharnidhar | Name of a Bodhisattva; Supporting the Earth; A King; A Tortoise; An Epithet of Lord Vishnu / Krishna / Shiva |
| Dharnika | One who is like the earth. |
| Dharnipal | Protector of the earth. |
| Dharnitha | Earth or grounded person. |
| Dharpon | Beautiful; Reflection; Mirror |
| DHARR | meaning unknown |
| Dharsa | See, Perceive, Vision |
| Dharsan | Vision, Knowledge, Observation, Doctrine, Philosophy, Perceive or vision or paying respect or religious text |
| Dharsanth | Dharsanth means 'one who is strong and powerful' or 'having great strength' in Sanskrit. |
| Dharsen | A famous Jain acharya in medieval India |
| Dharsh | Vision or sight of god. |
| Dharsha | To perceive or see clearly. |
| Dharshan | Vision, Knowledge, Observation, Doctrine, Philosophy, Perceive or vision or paying respect or religious text |